Essential The Official Photography Thread
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If yall need fast cards, take a look at this UHS-II one from Sandisk. I just picked up the 32GB one from Amazon, definite difference on video and burst speed
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I was rocking a 128GB Sandisk microSD card in an SD adapter, camera told me it was too slow for video, and the JPG + RAW files was taking a while to write to the card in burst mode..
SanDisk Extreme PRO SDHC SDXC UHS-II Memory Cards | Western Digital
Capture every one-shot moment in stunning cinema-quality 8K, 4K, and Full HD video with a super-fast SD™ memory card.
I was rocking a 128GB Sandisk microSD card in an SD adapter, camera told me it was too slow for video, and the JPG + RAW files was taking a while to write to the card in burst mode..
Is that RF 100-400mm f5.6-8 IS USM heavy?
I want to get into shooting birds
No, not at all, about 1.5 lbs. About half the weight of the EF 100-400L push-pull lens I used to rent. As long as you have good light, its great.
If yall need fast cards, take a look at this UHS-II one from Sandisk. I just picked up the 32GB one from Amazon, definite difference on video and burst speed
SanDisk Extreme PRO SDHC SDXC UHS-II Memory Cards | Western Digital
Capture every one-shot moment in stunning cinema-quality 8K, 4K, and Full HD video with a super-fast SD™ memory card.
I was rocking a 128GB Sandisk microSD card in an SD adapter, camera told me it was too slow for video, and the JPG + RAW files was taking a while to write to the card in burst mode..
thanks breh
will cop on amazon..
Photo dump incoming, just got back from ATL. Stopped by Porsche's North American HQ's, Road Atlanta for a race, and the downtown areas.
If you can get your hands on a circular polarizer that would helpful to minimize reflections off glass. The lens you have is fine for full and detail shots. When shooting detail shots I always use a wide aperture to focus on things I want to stand out. f/8 and smaller should be more than enough to get an entire car in focus from a 3/4 view. Try shooting at different heights, ground, bumper, and standing to give different perspectives on vehicles. If you can try and get shots without people in the background, less distractions that way, might be hard if the show is crowded.
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Photo dump incoming, Porsche North American HQ, ATL
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@shutterguy amazing shots
Thanks fam, security at Porsche told us they were only gonna be open for another 20min, we ended up there for an hour, everybody was cool.